The phrase "aggressive features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe characteristics or traits that are assertive, forceful, or combative in nature, often in contexts like product design, behavior, or personality.
Example: "The new sports car boasts aggressive features that enhance its performance and road presence."
Alternatives: "assertive characteristics" or "dominant traits".
Thaker PH, Deavers M, Celestino J, Thornton A, Fletcher MS, Landen CN, et al. EphA2 expression is associated with aggressive features in ovarian carcinoma.
A trichogenic tumor with aggressive features initially diagnosed as basal cell carcinoma.
The rarity of this disease, with its aggressive features, poses a significant challenge in its treatment.
Osseous haemangiomas can display aggressive features and cause neurologic symptoms needing treatment.
Aggressive features found in these women include the inability to repair damaged DNA a mutational process known as homologous recombination deficiency, for which there are emerging therapies.
These heterogeneous signal areas combined with cystic formations are easily interpreted as aggressive features seen in malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors or other high grade sarcomas.
While vertebral body haemangiomas are a common and often incidental and unimportant imaging finding, they may display aggressive features and cause significant neurologic symptoms and signs necessitating treatment.
Here we focused on identification of miRNAs that directly regulate cancer aggressive features of melanoma cells.
Taken together, all five candidate Suppressive miRNAs indeed exerted significant inhibitory effects on various aggressive features of melanoma cells.
The remarkable phenotypic difference between the two isogenic melanoma lines comprised the platform for studying epigenetic regulation of aggressive features by miRNAs.
Yet none of these studies described miRNAs that directly determine aggressive features of cutaneous melanoma, such as enhanced proliferation, motility and invasion.
